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England is symbolized by Winston Churchill, then Lord of the Admiralty, who plays puppet master with the British navy directing a blockade of Germany. Russia, on the opposite corner of the map, is poised to steamroll Europe. The Balkans are a stirred-up hornet's nest. All in all, the map succinctly reveals the underlying tensions that led to World War I. For any who need additional elucidation, there is a wonderful write-up at the base of the map by humorist Walter Emanuel explaining the message of the map in detail. It has been postulated that this map may have been made for children and passed in schools, thus accounting for its scarcity today. As the war developed publishers like Johnson, Riddle and Company became more focused on war propaganda and recruitment efforts than educational humor. This map was designed by Johnson, Riddle and Company of South London. 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